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Chemical intermediates for production of polymers (building block, reaction component)
Additives for plastic formulation (dye, plasticizer, etc..)
Resins, compounds
Reinforcements (load, technical fabric, etc.)

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  • Glucose syrups and Dextrose

    Tereos

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    Glucose syrups and dextrose are used in food and beverages, in construction.
    Dextrose is used as platform molecule for the production of polymers, surfactants, solvents, plasticizers, paints.
    Last update 21/08/2013

  • AONILEX

    Kaneka Belgium NV

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    AONILEX is a 100% bio-based polymer produced by microbial fermentation from plant oils. The products are biodegradable to carbon dioxide and water under aerobic, anaerobic and marine conditions. AONILEX can improve biodegradability of other bio-polymers such as PLA, PBAT, PBS through blending.
    Last update 28/05/2014

  • LAMTEX

    SIDAMO

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    LAMTEX is a flap disc with hemp convex support. Its supports consists of 70% hemp fibers and 30% binder.
    Last update 19/06/2014

  • Unidirectionnel flax fiber reinforcements

    TDL Technique / Terre de Lin

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    Unidirectional flax fibers reinforcement made by parallelized flax slivers, maintained by sewing between 2 polyester fabrics
    Weight: 120 g/m² of flax+ 2 polyester fabrics (20g/m²), 200 g/m² of flax+ 2 polyester fabrics (35g/m²), 400 g/m² of flax+ 2 polyester fabrics (35g/m²)
    Packaging: rolls of 120 m², width of 1220 mm
    Last update 14/11/2016

  • Functional Cellulose Gels by JRS

    JRS RETTENMAIER France

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    This is a water-insoluble, micro-crystalline cellulose that is processed with a water-soluble spacer in a special production process. The fiber-gel is a whitish powder that disperses in water, forms a three-dimensional network and that way can be used as a multifunctional additive in water-based systems. See long description for more information.
    Last update 18/11/2016